Windows 10: Automatisk installation av Norton Safe Web vid installation av Windows 11? korrekt länk?

Då jag håller på och ska installera Windows 11 så kom det upp en flik i webläsaren med adressen "extension://bdaafgjhhjkdplpffldcncdignokfkbo/content/ui/formjackTour.html?tour_type=newUser" En bild visas med följande text jag skriver bara av några inledande rader:Norton Safe Web Tack för installationen Norton Safe Web! Dra nytta av alla dessa fantastisksa funktioner: - Omdömen för webbplatser- Förebyggande av formulärkapning... osv. Jag tycker att länkadressen i sig ser märklig ut och undrar om det är från Microsoft eller Norton eller om det har kommit in något "skräp" som borde hanteras?

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Windows Defender vs Norton AV

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Scam-a-rama! See:

• Remove Tech Support Scam pop-up (Call For Support Scam)
  
  http://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-tech-support-scam-popups/
  

 

My Norton AV tells me: "dm_log_collector.exe is not safe and has been


Or maybe they should have an efficient uninstall program. This is not about Norton though. We recommend uninstalling any third party AV before a clean install. Most of them will mess up a repair install. Besides, the next step is a clean install which is certainly a reinstall.

 

The best AV???

The number of viruses detected on a completely updated fresh install of an AV on a fresh install of Windows doesn't make a damn bit of difference, and anyone that actually cleans viruses on a daily basis will agree with me here.

Any site that puts McAfee and Norton in the top spots, has no business talking about AV protection.

The site does nothing to talk about the reliability of said programs, so in the end the information they provide is uselss. McAfee and Norton are two of the most unreliable programs I have seen, they are often broken from the minute they are installed. If both were actually any good, I wouldn't see so many McAfee and Norton machines come in my shop loaded with viruses and spyware. They might detect the most viruses when working perfectly, the problem is that they rarely work perfectly.